Jenni Konner, known for her work as a showrunner on “Girls,” has joined the creative team behind the Netflix romantic comedy “Anyone But You,” significantly impacting its second season. The series, initially met with mixed reactions, is undergoing a shift in tone and depth thanks to Konner’s involvement.

Konner's addition to the production team signals a conscious effort to elevate the series beyond its initial premise. While details regarding the specific changes remain limited, sources indicate Konner is bringing her experience in crafting complex characters and nuanced storylines to “Anyone But You.” The first season generated debate among viewers, with some finding the humor predictable and the plot lacking substance. Konner’s reputation for insightful and character-driven narratives suggests the second season aims to address these criticisms.

Konner’s previous credits include serving as a showrunner and executive producer for the HBO series “Girls,” which garnered critical acclaim for its exploration of female friendship and the challenges of early adulthood. Her involvement in “Anyone But You” suggests a potential broadening of the romantic comedy genre, incorporating more sophisticated themes and character development. Viewers can anticipate a different approach to the series, with Konner’s influence shaping the narrative and potentially attracting a wider audience.